I'm trying to setup a ejabberd server with PyAIM-t for a bunch of
people. The problem is I can't really be storing passwords on the
jabber server without giving the users the option of not storing the
passwords. Ive already modified PyAIM-t to use python-crypto and
Blowfish to encrypt stored passwords, but I'm having trouble finding the
code that will allow me to present that option(if at all) or prompt for
a password on every sign on. Is that even possible? Thanks.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Daniel Henninger)
Date: Fri Dec 16 23:04:54 2005
Subject: [py-transports] PyAIM-t Passwords
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Hi, PyAIM actually already has functionality to shroud passwords. Take
a look at config_example.xml:
<!--<xdbDriver_xmlfiles>-->
<!--<format>encrypted</format>--> <!-- Enable encryption of
passwords -->
<!--</xdbDriver_xmlfiles>-->
If you uncommented all of those linkes you would have an encrypted
spool. (unless you are using the mysql backend driver)
Daniel
On Fri, 2005-12-16 at 17:42, Scott J. Henson wrote:
> I'm trying to setup a ejabberd server with PyAIM-t for a bunch of
> people. The problem is I can't really be storing passwords on the
> jabber server without giving the users the option of not storing the
> passwords. Ive already modified PyAIM-t to use python-crypto and
> Blowfish to encrypt stored passwords, but I'm having trouble finding the
> code that will allow me to present that option(if at all) or prompt for
> a password on every sign on. Is that even possible? Thanks.
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